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... FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. London, Mondat. The Whig game, present, is to nothing but talk, leaving the entire responsibility of the campaigu on the Government—if successful, well and good ;if otherwise, be the excuse for attack hereafter. Nevertheless ...
... The Sort hern Whig denies truth of statements that have been widely circulated as an outbreak of cholera in Belfast. The cases referred to have been nothing worse than what called English cholera and diarrheas. ...
... A True Blue Presbyterian, a letter to the Northern Whig, offers the following reasons for declining to shout at the Hillsborough meeting for the Episcopalian Church of Ireland:— Ist. Because the Church of Ireland the church of a small minority ...
... measures of Ministers, Whig or Tory, do not always take the Corms which molleagues of their or themselves prefigure, and that picture or prophecy frequently proves to be deceptive. If, for instance, an al of the Derby Government predicted it would not ...
... The Northern Whig is very justly indignant with Louis Napoleon for sending an army to Home:—“ Though the immediate danger of war may bo averted, the Koman question is not settled, and cannot be settled so long as tho I’opo is regarded as under a French ...
... lorornAmi. ON were completed, end tb• pm. WWII' returned kr oi/el.—Northern Whig. I THE E.XIECTED RISING. KILDARY., kl't•Del —All quiet here. ,7 buncar.—c o maturbsuor. townspeep'. renisined up all Light, expecting • renewed i,utiaresk. The police made ...
... The Mia whig extra* (ram the authertk return el aMapa, published order the Howe el shews the stamped drenletfsß the DnbHa morning Journals for the last official jeer:— DAILY EXPRESS .. 438,000 Jooaaai. 90,000 Tntas .. .. 948,600 * SAunaas's Nnws-Lnrm ...
... it all aud all. Whig and Tory, for we feel bound say we think there was some force Lord Derby s retort upon Earl Russell—‘ If you think all these reforms needed, why did you not see about them ' while you were office?’ For the most part the ! Liberals ...
... THE RIGHT HON. MICHAEL MORRIS. (From the Tuam Herald.) Whigs, Tories, Liberals—men of every political shade and colour—with unanimity which has been seldom equalled, felicitate the above-named learned gentleman upon his recent well-merited elevation to ...
... Spirit tjje THE END OF TUB WHIG 6. (FROM THK SATURDAY REVIRW.) Disraeli, at the dose of|a triumphant Session, does not effeot to disguise his joy at haring his natural enemies the Whigs. The reign of Whiggism began with the Reform Bill of 1832, and will ...
... DEPLORABLE BOAT ACCIDENT. {From th* 21orth«m Whig.) regret to atate that another boat accident has taken place in Belfast Lough, from which there can scarcely be a doubt that three persona hare loat th Urea. Hardly aommer haa passed for aereral years ...
... YOUR HAT EASY? It TI? WOOD h SON EXTRA LIGHT VENTILATING ZEPHYR HATS Whig hundreds of Inrelida ao much appreciate, that they Gan wear no other Priore-19.e. Sal.; and (Bat Quality) 18a. Our 104. 6d. and dJ. Hata. is the ordinary streugtb, are intuutaetured ...